In a recent episode of HBO's Real Time, Bill Maher praised Donald Trump's humorous take on a reporter's question regarding whether he would visit the site of a recent plane crash. Maher, alongside columnist Peggy Noonan, discussed how Trump's blunt response—pointing out the absurdity of swimming at the crash site—reflected a desired shift towards a more direct style of politics. Noonan noted that this roughness in Trump's demeanor aligns with a broader change in public sentiment and media interactions.
PEGGY NOONAN: I think the rise of Donald Trump, who also was a reflection of changes, I think within us, sort of desire for a politics that's maybe a little rougher and more direct.
BILL MAHER: You know? I mean, they asked him a question today, and I'm sure if you're the type of person who just always hates the one team and loves what the other one does.
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